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men's Pelvic

Floor REhab

Pelvic Health - Prostate Issues, Bowel Incontinence

Pelvic floor physiotherapy refers to the rehabilitation of the muscles that we use for bowel/bladder function, sexual health and stabilization of the pelvic/low back regions in males + females. A Physiotherapist with a special interest in Pelvic Health conditions can assess and treat pelvic floor muscles.

Assessment - Pelvic Floor 

The assessment may include discussing:

  • pelvic health history

  • nutrition habits

  • bladder & bowel habits

  • pelvic muscle control & tension

  • internal pelvic exam, if appropriate and consent given 

Treatment - Pelvic Floor

The treatment may include:

  • education on healthy bowel & bladder habits

  • muscle activation & relaxation re-training

  • stress management

  • pelvic floor re-education

This specialization is becoming more established in the literature as a first-line of defence against incontinence (loss in bowel or bladder control) and pelvic pain. Pelvic health can be impacted by pregnancy, abdominal/pelvic surgeries, traumatic injuries, muscle strain, and postural/hip/low back issues.

Why Choose Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy?

Are you tired of  peeing a million times a night with very little coming out?

Do you have any of these issues:

  • frequent urination

  • incontinence (pee or poop yourself, even just a little?)

    • bowel​

    • bladder

  • painful low back

  • tail bone pain

  • painful ejaculation or erection

Pelvic health is paramount in prevention and treatment of those less talked about issues that men suffer from.

Men’s Pelvic Health concerns:

  • Overactive bladder

  • Incontinence since prostatectomy or have a prostatectomy surgery scheduled

  • Chronic pelvic pain, non-bacterial prostatitis

  • Genital pain, perineal pain, tailbone pain

  • Pain with orgasm, ejaculation, or experience erectile dysfunction

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